# Math Help - Algebra - The Plea of a Perfectionist

1. ## Algebra - The Plea of a Perfectionist

Greetings! I am doing some review for an upcoming test and, being the perfectionist I am, would be much obliged if someone could offer some confirmation on a certain algebra problem.

The problem is as follows:

$h = at - 0.25vt^2$

Solve for a.

The answer I got is:

$\frac{0.25vt^2 + h}{t} = a$

Is this correct? Thank you for the help!

2. Originally Posted by Backle
Greetings! I am doing some review for an upcoming test and, being the perfectionist I am, would be much obliged if someone could offer some confirmation on a certain algebra problem.

The problem is as follows:

$h = at - 0.25vt^2$

Solve for a.

The answer I got is:

$\frac{0.25vt^2 + h}{t} = a$

Is this correct? Thank you for the help!
yes

wanting the right formula does not make you a perfectionists. in math, the right formula is everything, we have no choice but to have it

3. Yes, I suppose I'm not a perfectionist, after all. Regardless, thank you for the reply!